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DOWNTOWN ORLANDO DOWNTOWN ORLANDO Orlando is quickly becoming recognized as a World Class City. Downtown Orlando is home to the Amway Center, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts and a completely overhauled Camping World Stadium. We’re growing our transportation infrastructure through SunRail commuter rail service, Brightline, expansion of the Orlando Airport and the I-4 Ultimate project. Our tech community is thriving as evidenced by many successful “home grown” tech companies, the formation of the Orlando Tech Association and several tech-focused co-working spaces. Orlando is also making a name for itself as a foodie town, a nationally recognized leader in sustainability and green building practices and an overall great place to live! Student Housing Project and retail space Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts is a $383 million state-of-the-art performing arts center in Downtown Orlando. With its opening in November 2014, the performing arts center launched its vision of Arts For Every Life® by being a gathering place for creativity and discovery; a vibrant urban destination where artists, audiences and students come to experience, explore and learn. Phase I features the 2,700-seat Walt Disney Theater and the 300-seat Alexis & Jim Pugh Theater. The $228 million Phase II broke ground in March 2017 and will add the 1,700-seat Steinmetz Hall. Orlando City Stadium is a $155 million, 25,500-seat soccer-specific stadium. It is 100% privately funded and home to Orlando City (MLS) and Orlando Pride (NWSL). The site is two blocks from the Amway Center, within walking distance of the downtown bar district, and four blocks from Creative Village. In addition to regular season games, the Orlando City Stadium has hosted "friendly" matches, international matches and both the U.S. Men's National Team and the U.S. Women's National Team. JANUARY 2018 Amway Center is a $480 million state-of-the-art facility that is home to the NBA’s Orlando Magic and the Orlando Solar Bears professional hockey team. As host to several hundred events each year, the Amway Center is an iconic destination to Central Florida and beyond. With capacity of more than 20,000 seats, the Amway Center has hosted countless concerts and sports events, including the NBA All-Star Game and the NCAA Basketball Tournament. DOWNTOWN ORLANDO STATS Residents ‒ ‒ 52.3% bachelor’s degree or higher ‒ ‒ $73,286 average household incomes ‒ ‒ 37 average age ‒ ‒ Over 17,000 residents downtown ‒ ‒ 58% increase in residential population from 2000 – 2016 ‒ ‒ Over 80,000 employees ‒ ‒ 54% are college educated ‒ ‒ $70,808 average salary ‒ ‒ 49% live within 10 miles of Downtown Orlando ‒ ‒ 1,200 annual events ‒ ‒ 4 professional sports teams ‒ ‒ 1,614 hotel rooms with 632 additional rooms in progress or proposed ‒ ‒ $1.5 Billion in annual spend generated in Downtown Orlando ‒ ‒ Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Amway Center, Orlando City Stadium and Camping World Stadium Camping World Stadium (formerly the Citrus Bowl) underwent a massive $208 million reconstruction in 2014 which yielded 90% all-new construction and a completely modernized stadium. These upgrades have bolstered Camping World Stadium’s ability to draw new high-profile events like neutral-site college football games, NFL pre-season match-ups, the NFL Pro Bowl and big-name concerts while retaining its signature annual college football bowl games and events. Employees Florida Hospital Health Village and Orlando Health are located one and two SunRail stops from Creative Village anchoring Downtown Orlando to the north and south. Both hospital systems are mixed-use, healthcare focused developments creating thousands of jobs. Florida Hospital is recognized as the largest hospital in the U.S. with 2,473 beds and Orlando Health is recognized as the 3rd largest in the U.S. with 2,175 beds. 8 Venues 9

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